Poncho Liners are here!

**tysonb** · 08-09-2013, 18:04

Getting ready to make some no sew PLUQs for me and the boys as soon as I get back from LA next week. Just wanted to share

**MDSH** · 08-09-2013, 18:50

Sounds good, Tyson!

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**Caveman** · 08-09-2013, 20:41

Cool. Be sure and take some pics of you all enjoying the finished product.

**tysonb** · 08-11-2013, 03:44

Will do, Caveman.

Hoping to find a brick and mortar store to pick up some zing it and amsteel blue while in LA thisweek for meetings.

**gargoyle** · 08-11-2013, 05:46

Try a sailing (West Marine) or arborist supply store for your rope needs.

**William36** · 08-13-2013, 16:57

look forward to seeing them around

**lesspayne** · 08-19-2013, 19:54

Where in LA (assuming Louisiana) are your meetings? If your close to Lafayette Pack-n-Paddle may have what you need.

**cbbr** · 08-19-2013, 20:45

My guess is L.A. not La. I just got my second PL and will be working on a more refined PLUQ soon, so I look forward to seeing yours too.

**gonehiking** · 08-25-2013, 15:13

how cold can a poncho liner get you down to? I need something cheap and quick that can get me down to 35 degrees. I have exped combi with pad sleeve. I will be using a Thermarest RidgeRest Solar pad in there. will combo be enough? I also have big Anges down 35 degree sleeping bag I will be using.

**Mouseskowitz** · 08-25-2013, 21:12

Originally Posted by gonehiking

how cold can a poncho liner get you down to? I need something cheap and quick that can get me down to 35 degrees. I have exped combi with pad sleeve. I will be using a Thermarest RidgeRest Solar pad in there. will combo be enough? I also have big Anges down 35 degree sleeping bag I will be using.

Sounds like that will probably work. I've taken a PLUQ with a piece of insulbrite and a military sleep system down to 15*. That was probably the bottom end of that setup though.